Great Parks is planning a 4.75‑mile Oasis Trail from Sawyer Point to the Lunken area, with design work and public outreach set for 2026 and construction targeted for 2029–2030. Funding combines federal, state, local and private grants.

A two-vehicle crash in Uptown Charlotte left one person injured and prompted witness claims that Hornets guard LaMelo Ball may have been involved. MEDIC says injuries were non-life-threatening.

City leaders proposed weekend car-free blocks on Main Street to host fans, vendors and programming during the 2026 World Cup, but permits, costs and transit details remain unsettled.

Dearborn’s AI-equipped school buses have begun mailing $250 citations to drivers who illegally pass stopped buses after a December warning period and a Jan. 19 start to ticketing.

CBP will halt vehicle traffic at the Juárez–Lincoln Bridge early Saturday for the Abrazo ceremony; alternate crossings will open and travelers are urged to plan ahead.

City leaders outlined the Matanzas River seawall replacement and an extended Sevilla Street closure, and the Bridge of Lions’ statues were moved for the work.

A $240,000 federal safety grant has Boerne rethinking Main Street design — and some curbside parking could be on the chopping block this spring.

More than 13,000 FirstEnergy customers in Cleveland lost power Wednesday as crews worked to restore service, outages hit the west side and nearby suburbs.

The Chinese New Year Parade in Washington, D.C. will cause street closures and parking restrictions on February 22, with festivities impacting travel downtown.

Federal audit finds 20% of Illinois non-domiciled CDLs were issued illegally, risking $128 million in highway funds.

The Gateway Tunnel Project received $200 million after legal pressure, with NY Governor Hochul expecting construction to restart soon. An upcoming court hearing keeps the project's future uncertain.

The New York Cycle Club sued the city, arguing the 15 mph Central Park limit misapplies Sammy’s Law and could sideline high‑speed training on the park loop.

Brightline West now expects to finish the L.A.–Las Vegas rail in late 2029 after costs climbed and new financing was sought.